Stonebwoy explains attention-grabbing similarities between Twi and Jamaican patois (video)

In keeping with him, the Ghanaian language ‘Twi’ share some similarities with Jamaican ’Patois’ based mostly on the approach to life and accent.

Stonebwoy additionally defined how the Ghanaian roots In Jamaican are very sturdy.

Stonebwoy’s versatility in Patois put him on the worldwide stage collectively along with his laborious work and it’s unmatched.

Jamaican Patois, identified domestically as Patois and known as Jamaican Creole by linguists, is an English-based creole language with West African influences spoken primarily in Jamaica and the Jamaican diaspora; it’s spoken by the vast majority of Jamaicans as a local language.

The famous person is presently on media rounds selling his upcoming album which could have about 18 songs and can characteristic large names resembling Jamaica’s Shaggy and Africa’s Angelique Kidjo.

“There are some heavy names on there.

“I don’t even know if I may even launch it proper now however I might drop it and I’m going to drop it over right here [in America],” he stated.

He revealed he has Reggae famous person Shaggy on the lengthy play (LP).

“Think about Shaggy and Stonebwoy; think about Stonebwoy and Angelique Kidjo; think about Stonebwoy and Dexta Daps,” he enumerated.

He highlighted that the Dexta Daps collaboration will likely be “for the women.”

The album, Stonebwoy’s fifth, is not going to solely have commercially profitable or mainstream acts.

1Gad defined that he has, for example, “area of interest market feminine artistes on there,” as a result of he believes within the “product” that may end result from their collaboration given their expertise.

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